Yes, you can select colors for every aspect of your Granny Flat, including roofing, windows, interior and exterior paint, bench tops, cabinetry, taps, flooring, curtains, and tiles.

Certainly. You can mix and match features from existing floor plans or create a completely unique design.

Yes, you can! Creative teams can adjust the design to match your preferences and requirements.

A Granny Flat, also known as a Dependent Persons Unit (DPU), is a movable, self-contained dwelling located on the same property as an existing home. It is designed to provide accommodation for someone dependent on the residents of the primary dwelling. Granny Flats can be customized to meet various needs and preferences.

Granny Flats can be designed to suit your specific requirements. They can range in size from 4 to 15 squares and are available in 1, 2, or 3-bedroom configurations. Each unit includes a kitchen, bathroom, laundry, and toilet.

Town Planning may be necessary depending on the property's zoning and overlays. Experienced Town Planning specialists can handle the permit application and liaise with the Council to expedite approval.

Most Councils have uniform regulations for Granny Flats, making the approval process straightforward. However, if a Town Planning Application is required, the Council may notify your neighbors.

From the initial planning stage to moving in, the process typically takes around 6 months*. On-site construction usually takes 120 days, depending on the size and style of the unit. *Additional time may be required if a Town Planning Permit is needed.

The process starts with a Feasibility Study, which includes a site inspection and gathering relevant information to determine if building a Granny Flat on your property is possible. If the project is viable, detailed plans are prepared.

No. The term "Granny Flat" is a colloquial name for a Dependent Persons Unit. Anyone who meets the dependency criteria (i.e., the occupant relies on the residents of the primary dwelling) can qualify for a Granny Flat, regardless of age.

Certainly. You can mix and match features from existing floor plans or create a completely unique design.

Yes, you can select colors for every aspect of your Granny Flat, including roofing, windows, interior and exterior paint, bench tops, cabinetry, taps, flooring, curtains, and tiles.

No, everything is handled from planning and Council liaising to construction. All you need to do is move in and enjoy your new space.

If you prefer to handle certain tasks, such as painting or floor coverings, you are welcome to do so.* *Conditions apply.

Transparency in pricing is ensured. Before signing the Building Contract, a fixed price is provided based on all relevant information.

Payments typically follow standard stage payments: - Deposit: 5% - Base Stage: 10% - Frame Stage: 15% - Lock Up Stage: 35% - Fix Stage: 25% - Handover: Balance of Contract Price

Yes, the standard method is to build on-site, and transportable modules can be used for specialized cases, such as long-distance projects.

High-quality materials are used, including Colourbond roofing, Hardiplank cladding, and high-grade timber.

Yes, building on concrete slabs is a common method, providing a stable and durable foundation for Granny Flats